If Trump wins, we could see firms collapse; if Big Law prevails it could be its greatest moment; but a draw is the most likely outcome, writes the Global Lawyer.

It wasn’t the liberal on the show rapping Trump but the resident centrist, New York Times columnist David Brooks, who called the president an “extortionist” and “bully." ...

A group of small firms and solos condemn President Donald Trump's recent executive orders targeting individual firms for ...

Trump has ramped up his attacks on Big Law. Experts warn it's unprecedented and dangerous—and some firms are standing up to ...

The president’s clash with some of the nation’s biggest law firms appears to be far from over, potentially splintering the ...

In a dramatic shift that underscores the intensifying political pressure facing America’s top legal institutions, four major ...

The top law firms in New York City gave Donald Trump the high hat for years, despite his wealth, fame, and standing. But Big ...

Rachel Cohen, a Harvard-trained lawyer, made headlines by resigning from her job at Skadden amid the Trump administration's ...

In November 2024, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP was recognized by Bloomberg Law in a special report on “Pro Bono Innovators” as a law firm “going above and beyond in delivering pro bono ...